Laser rosacea treatment in Kyiv

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition of the face. It starts with episodes of flushing triggered by heat, stress or spicy food; over time the redness becomes persistent, vessels show through and, in some cases, breakouts appear. The skin burns, becomes sensitive and reacts poorly to cosmetics.

The Fotona laser targets the main sign of rosacea – dilated vessels. The Nd:YAG laser seals them from within, so redness and flushing become weaker and less frequent. A dermatologist combines the procedures with skincare and treatment that suit your skin.

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  • Less redness
  • Almost painless
  • Course of 3–5 sessions
  • No downtime

How rosacea shows up on the face

The stage of rosacea determines the role the laser plays in treatment.

  • Redness and flushing – the cheeks, nose, forehead and chin turn red from heat, wine, coffee or emotions.
  • Persistent erythema – the redness doesn’t fade even at rest.
  • Visible vessels – thin red lines on the cheeks and sides of the nose.
  • Breakouts – red bumps and pustules without blackheads (unlike acne).
  • Skin sensitivity – burning, stinging, dryness and reactions to cosmetics.

Rosacea can’t be cured completely, but it can be brought under control: flare-ups become rare and the skin stays calm.

What laser rosacea therapy does

  • Reduces persistent facial redness
  • Clears visible dilated vessels
  • Makes flushing weaker and less frequent
  • Evens out skin tone
  • Reduces burning and the feeling of heat

What triggers flare-ups

  • Sun, heat, saunas, hot showers
  • Frost and wind
  • Alcohol, especially red wine
  • Spicy food and hot drinks
  • Stress and harsh cosmetics

The doctor will help you identify your own triggers and choose gentle skincare.

How to treat rosacea: the role of the laser and other methods

A combined approach gives the best results. The laser doesn’t replace treatment of breakouts – it complements it.

MethodNd:YAG laserDermatologist-prescribed medicationFoundation and concealers
What it targetsVessels and rednessInflammation and breakoutsOnly masks
How long the effect lastsMonths to years, with maintenanceWhile treatment continuesUntil washed off
Visible vesselsClears themDon’t clear themHide them
When it’s neededPersistent redness and vesselsBumps and pustulesOptional

How laser rosacea treatment is done

The procedure takes 20–30 min. Treatment starts outside of a flare-up, when the skin has calmed down.

  • 1. Diagnosis

    The dermatologist determines the type and stage of rosacea, rules out other causes of redness and draws up a treatment plan.

  • 2. Preparation

    The skin is gently cleansed and the eyes are protected with goggles. No anaesthesia is needed.

  • 3. Laser treatment

    The doctor works over the red areas and vessels. The cooled handpiece keeps the procedure comfortable.

  • 4. After the procedure

    Redness and mild swelling may increase for 1–2 days, then the skin calms down.

Course and results

Usually 3–5 sessions are needed, 3–4 weeks apart. Redness decreases gradually, with each session.

Rosacea tends to come back, so the doctor may recommend 1–2 maintenance sessions a year.

Skincare for rosacea

Use SPF 50 every day and gentle products without alcohol, menthol or essential oils. Wash with cool water and don’t rub your skin.

For 3–5 days after the procedure, avoid saunas, hot drinks, alcohol and intense workouts.

Rosacea treatment prices in Kyiv

  • Cheeks or cheeks + sides of the nose4 000 UAH
  • One cheek + nose4 000 UAH
  • Full face with pronounced couperose5 000 UAH
  • Sides of the nose only2 300 UAH
  • 1–3 spot vessels (up to 1 cm)1 200 UAH

The doctor determines the treatment plan and cost at the consultation.

Who performs rosacea treatment?

At JULI Beauty Salon, the procedure is performed by dermatologists.

Oleksandra Breus – dermatologist, laser rosacea treatment in Kyiv

Oleksandra Breus

Dermatovenereologist, cosmetologist

More about the doctor
  • 8 years of experience, 3 years at JULI Beauty Salon
  • Bogomolets National Medical University, residency in dermatovenereology
  • Device-based treatments: Morpheus 8, Lumecca, SMAS lifting
  • Treatment of acne, rosacea and acne scars
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Oleksandr Parkhomenko – dermatologist, laser rosacea treatment in Kyiv

Oleksandr Parkhomenko

Dermatovenereologist, cosmetologist

More about the doctor
  • Over 20 years of practice in dermatovenereology, in cosmetology since 2000
  • Experience in clinics in Ukraine and Slovakia
  • Author of Fotona laser rejuvenation protocols
  • Member of the UALDVC and UHRS associations
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Frequently asked questions about rosacea treatment

Can rosacea be cured with a laser?

Rosacea can’t be cured completely – it is a chronic condition. But the laser noticeably reduces redness and visible vessels, and flare-ups become less frequent. It works best combined with skincare and treatment from a dermatologist.

Does the laser help with rosacea breakouts?

The laser primarily acts on vessels and redness. Inflamed bumps and pustules are treated with medication prescribed by a dermatologist, and the laser is added once the inflammation has settled.

Can the procedure be done during a flare-up?

No. The flare-up is calmed first, and laser therapy begins once the skin is stable.

Is laser rosacea treatment painful?

You feel warmth and brief tingling. The handpiece cools the skin, so no anaesthesia is needed.

What is the difference between rosacea and couperose?

Couperose means dilated capillaries without other symptoms; it is cleared with laser vein removal. Rosacea is a condition in which, besides vessels, there may be flushing, persistent redness, breakouts and skin sensitivity, so it needs a comprehensive treatment plan.

Who should not have laser rosacea treatment?

The procedure is not performed during pregnancy, during a flare-up, with a fresh tan, cancer, a skin infection in the treatment area, or while taking photosensitising medications.

Book rosacea treatment in Kyiv

A dermatologist will assess your skin and draw up a treatment plan.

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14a Andriia Verkhohliada St, Kyiv · +380 99 715 4404
Mon–Fri 9:00–20:00, Sat–Sun 10:00–19:00

Treatment results vary from person to person. The information on this page does not replace a consultation with a specialist. Fotona is a trademark of Fotona d.o.o.